St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Rev. NJ. c. Terwilliger will give lecture at
No. Central avenue this evening.
Lost in London will be played at the
Comique this week by the gladden. Opera
company.
Dr. c. A. Van Anda will address the Eighth
Ward Prohibition club this afternoon at
Chestnut hall.
The Seventh Ward Be nevolent society held
meeting at Adams hail last evening and
transacted routine business.
p B. Newton, father of W. j. and t. r.
Newton, at the postoffice, is dangerously i'll
at 2310 Tenth avenue south.
Peter O'Neil arrested for biting off James
Jennings lower lip, was yesterday held to
the grand jury i'll $500 bail.
In addition to the curiosities at the dime
museum, Bartlett Il Loraine's Star Specially
company and the pantoSaime "Nicodemusf'
are billed as among the attractions
Billy Woods, alias "Dutchy.' Dan Lyons
and Frank Miller, u trio of notorious thieves
arrested by Inspectors Kinney and Lawrence,
were yesterday ordered to leave the city.
WAITS of a Great City, will be gwen at the
Pence the first half of the week. and "Oliver
Twist the latter half except ON Friday even
ing, when Irish Aristocrats' will be played
The store of j. F. Cameron, at 500 Eleventh
avenue north, was entered by burglars Friday
evening, who broke open the money drawer
and finding nothing there took considerable
tobacco.
Burglars are abroad! Therefore put your
valuables in a small safe in the Minnesota
Loan IL Trust companys safe deposit vault.
1t costs but So per year Qess than cents
per day. to be safe.
The funeral of the late E. w. GAYLORD will
take place this morning from 1907 Fourth
avenue southeast, when Rev. DR.. futile will
otfciate, assisted by Rev. l.. G. Powers The
body will be buried at Lakewood.
Church of Christ Disciples, corner Port
land avenue and Eleventh street. Preaching
by the pastor Rev. W. j. Shannon; morning
at 1890; subject, ''Christology.'' Evening
at 8, 1.-THE Worth of Man as Revealed in
Christi
The Legal Retail Liquor Dealers associa-
ton holdSjts first annual picnic at Reagan
lake next Sunday. DAM band and orches-
ira will be in attendance, and the intention is
to make this one of the most ENJOYABLE
events Of the picnic season.
The firm of Stafford & Curtiss Yesterday
purchased the Mackey homestead at the cor
ner of Seventh street and Third avenue
south. The lot has frontage of BOG feet on
Third avenue, and is considered one of the
slightest residence sites in the city. The
consideration is understood to approximate
$4,000.
A very handsome Autograph hanger of
original design has been gotten up by the
Henderson-Archest company of Cincinnati
for the Exposition. The genius of Mime
apolis is represented by starry-eyed god
dess, with the symbols of industry and the
fine arts artistically grouped about her, while
the MHoiS - appropriately Haukeu Dy the Tx
position building.
Herbert Corner has completed two large
portraits which are on exhibition in Mr..
Clark S studio in the Syndicate block. Men
ton has already been made of the portrait of
Col P. b. Walker. The other is of Miss
Hally HELEN, the four-year- daughter of
B. II. HELEN and is striking portrait with
very brilliant and well painted accessories
CG. NJ. Clark, artist of New York city. has
located in the Syndicate block. Mr.. Clark
has brought with him fine collection of